Great Value Site via eBay has
Refurbished/Very Good 16.2" Apple MacBook Pro (32GB RAM, 2021, Gray, MK1E3LL/A) on sale for
$752.
Shipping is free.
Great Value Site via eBay also has
Refurbished/Very Good 16.2" Apple MacBook Pro (16GB RAM, 2021, Gray, MK183LL/A) on sale for
$658.
Shipping is free.
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Note: One-year warranty included, serviced by Allstate (
details).
Condition Info:
- Very Good - Refurbished: The item shows minimal wear and is backed by a one year warranty. It is fully functional and has been professionally refurbished, inspected and cleaned to very good condition by qualified sellers. The item includes original or new accessories and will come in new generic packaging.
Specs: - 16.2" LED-backlit Liquid Retina XDR display, 3456 x 2234 resolution, 254ppi, 1000 nits sustained brightness, 1600 nits peak
- Apple M1 Pro processor, 10-cores, 3.2 GHz
- 16-core GPU and 16-core Neural Engine
- 512GB SSD storage
- 32GB or 16GB unified memory
- Integrated 1080p FaceTime HD webcam
- Backlit Magic Keyboard
- Touch ID sensor
- Force Touch Trackpad
- 802.11ax Wi-Fi + Bluetooth 5.0
- Ports:
- 3x Thunderbolt 4 (USB-C)
- 1x HDMI 2.0
- 1x Audio Combo Jack
- SDXC card slot
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Processor? Giant leap.
Battery life? Giant leap.
Heat? None.
GPU? Much faster.
Speakers? The volume and base feels unreal for the size.
Screen? Literally night and day. MUCH brighter and performs way better with local dimming on dark scenes.
Plus it also has better mics, actual ports, and MagSafe.
M1 Pro longevity: The 10-core M1 Pro chip remains fast even compared to the M3 Pro in many sustained workloads. You're still getting ~12 performance cores' worth of efficiency in a fan-cooled chassis that barely throttles.
32 GB unified memory: That's the upgrade most people didn't spring for, so it's rarer and holds its usefulness longer. RAM is soldered, so this spec has better long-term value.
Display quality: The mini-LED XDR panel on this model is identical to the one on the current M3 Pro 16″ — Apple hasn't improved it much.
Port selection: MagSafe 3, HDMI, and SDXC — same as today's models. No practical I/O difference.
macOS support: Officially supported well into the 2030s. Apple silicon Macs are getting 7–8 years of major macOS updates, possibly more.
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Processor? Giant leap.
Battery life? Giant leap.
Heat? None.
GPU? Much faster.
Speakers? The volume and base feels unreal for the size.
Screen? Literally night and day. MUCH brighter and performs way better with local dimming on dark scenes.
Plus it also has better mics, actual ports, and MagSafe.
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M1 Pro longevity: The 10-core M1 Pro chip remains fast even compared to the M3 Pro in many sustained workloads. You're still getting ~12 performance cores' worth of efficiency in a fan-cooled chassis that barely throttles.
32 GB unified memory: That's the upgrade most people didn't spring for, so it's rarer and holds its usefulness longer. RAM is soldered, so this spec has better long-term value.
Display quality: The mini-LED XDR panel on this model is identical to the one on the current M3 Pro 16″ — Apple hasn't improved it much.
Port selection: MagSafe 3, HDMI, and SDXC — same as today's models. No practical I/O difference.
macOS support: Officially supported well into the 2030s. Apple silicon Macs are getting 7–8 years of major macOS updates, possibly more.
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